Bill the globe trotting cat gains fame in Los Angeles
The article highlights Bill the cat claimed as the most widely traveled in Los Angeles, detailing his 15 000 mile journeys. It notes local officials praising Salvation Army fund drive postponement to avoid cattlemen visiting, and mentions Bill’s owners from Wichita, Kansas. The piece blends quirky feline fame with civic remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin
Chamber For Commerce
Neil Camptel
Jounty
Selvation Army Home Service
Salvation Army
Texas Cattlemen's Convention
Cyoavention
Sya
Campbell
Quarters for Paupers Expanded in Bexar County
The county funds larger, more commodious quarters for paupers overshadowed by crowding in the courthouse basement. Renovation of a former license collector’s room creates separate areas to ease congestion in the commissioners court, with monthly aid continued through county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Wer
Dr. D. Berrey
Thad Smith
Fishermen Lose Lives Near Iceland Reported by Hull
Four Hull fishermen and 24 Icelanders were lost in recent gales affecting Icelandic fishing grounds. Reports say the steamer Searidflow went down with six Hull men and 24 Icelanders, while another Teelandic steamer Leiferherar is missing with 40 hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
Field Marshal
Robertson
Leiferherar
Automobile theft and stripping cases reported to police
One case of automobile theft two cases of stripping and one theft of a trailer were reported to police.
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Pollice
Fire destroys Hendricks buildings in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on February 27 a blaze gutted the Hendricks buildings in the heart of the business district causing losses over 150 000. The report notes missing people and theft incidents nearby including a roadster and trailer thefts on Elm and Hammerill avenues with a vehicle spare parts theft.
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St, Paul, Minn
Hendricks
Thieves Steal 2000 Pounds Shelled Corn
Thieves stole 2000 pounds of shelled corn from the Export Grain Company in the 1000 block of South Medina, hiding the load beneath a box car. Diaz, the manager, reported the loss on Thursday with 400 pounds still noted as remaining.
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Grain Company
Medina
Diaz
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L. A
Dave
San Antonio
G. .&. Jacobs
Lauistania
Wichita
Kan
Jol Romana
G. S. Jacobs
Mrs. Jacobs
Cones
Iceland
Paul
Dromgoole
Olkere Street
Hammerill Avenue
H. Preston
Cambell
West Pops
Ated
Kuppenheimer
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